FR2823488A1 - PACKAGE COMPRISING A HANDLE FORMED FROM A PREDECUTOR MADE IN A FLAN - Google Patents

Abstract

The packaging is made from a blank comprising several parts connected by folding lines. In the first part (12) is a pre-cut (72) defining a tongue (78) which forms a handle. The tongue is connected at one end (78a) to a first portion (84) of a second part (16) forming a flap which is folded down against the inside of the first part. When the tongue is partially detached from the package the first portion articulates along a folding line (86) facilitating the gripping of the tongue. There are two openings (92,94) in the first part at the tongue end connected to the flap which enable this first portion to articulate along the folding line.

Description

on any promotional material.

  The invention relates to a package rAllsA pair of a compodan1 flan

  several padies that are looped in 1, followed by fold lines.

  It is known to bribe packaging of the type susvis in which

  a handle es1 agency on one of the blades consttuan1 the fan.

  However, the presence in this type of wrapping of a polished cloth in one of the paddies of the remembered flan, void impossible, [empimen1 of these blanks e1 therefore represents a convAnien1 die for the sckckage of these-d1 before son1 m en rme to become packaging. By aNum, it is only used by fans who make up more than one of the following lines in one of these lines, which includes a sample set which, however, does not include the same type of packaging. As a reminder, it is remembered that in the case of a packaging, there is only a small amount of paper to store its longest time, so long as the latter is attached to the packaging,

  ndan1 sTnsNe 1mnspod maouel of the embsUsge dicHe.

  The invention aims at remodeling its specific disadvantages by proposing a packaging made of a blank composed of several pigs, in the form of the folding rods, in the form of a pad, a knife dADnsan1 notammen1 dAmutIan prAdAcoupe lines a ngueMe that they have in the plan of Isère premiere of the ée rmer, sprines doupe, a pslellemen1 lol of the packaging, Isngue lee 61an1 racco6e, at one of its extm <<, a The first step is to reduce the pressure on this internal element of the padie field, the first pole being replaced by a first pH line at the end of the first time. mb, es1 has the mos psimen1 to the dmi1 of ngu_, and when the tongue is partially detached from the package, the first portion is articulated along the first fold line, thus facilitating gripping

of the tongue.

  Advantageously, by arranging the tongue which will later be used as a handle in the plane of the first part of the blank, the latter may be

  easily stacked with other blanks of the same type for storage.

  Furthermore, the arrangement according to which the first flap portion is connected by the first folding line to the flap itself and is held in the folded position facing the inner face of the tongue allows it to, when its partial detachment of the packaging, to deviate more from the latter and thus to increase the free space between the handle and the packaging, for

  introduce the fingers of a person.

  Note that the additional space provided to the user to introduce his fingers between the handle and the package is a function of the distance between the

  first fold line and tongue.

  More particularly, the first portion of the flap forming a return towards the tongue, in the folded position of the flap, is articulated along the first fold line during its partial detachment of the package and is a kind of bellows that gives the tongue a bigger

amplitude during this movement.

  When the tongue is detached from the package, the joint of the

  first portion of flap takes place following the first fold line.

  According to one characteristic, the precut has gripping openings disposed on either side of the tongue, at a distance from the end

  of the latter which is connected to the first flap portion.

  These openings allow a person to introduce his fingers under the

  tongue and thus detach it partially from the package.

  According to one characteristic, precut lines are provided between the first portion of flap and the latter in a zone disposed between the

  tongue and the first fold line.

  These precut lines facilitate the articulation of the first portion of the

  flap around the first fold line.

  According to another characteristic, at the end of the tongue which is connected to the first flap portion, two openings are arranged in the first part of the blank, on either side of the tongue, to allow

  the articulation of this first portion following the first fold line.

  More specifically, the first fold line is arranged substantially

  perpendicular to the longitudinal extension of the tongue.

  According to one characteristic, the tongue is connected to the first portion

  flap following a second fold line.

  According to one feature, the first flap portion has a

  transverse extension greater than that of the tongue.

  This makes it possible to confer a better resistance to the mechanical stresses

  generated during the transport of the packaging with its contents.

  For example, the first flap portion has an oblong shape.

  According to one characteristic, a reinforcing strip is provided at the right of the tongue, in order to strengthen the latter during the lifting of

  packing by the tongue forming handle.

  According to one feature, at the end of the tab opposite to that connected to the first flap portion, said tongue is connected to a second portion of a third portion of the blank, along a fold line, parallel to the first line of the blank. folding, said second portion being connected to the third portion by another fold line parallel to the fold line

  following which are connected the second portion and the tongue.

  According to one feature, the third part has precut lines which extend substantially in the extension of the precut lines of the first part, from the fold line in which are connected the second portion and the tongue and up to an area where each of these precut lines initiates a return towards said

folding line.

  Thus, during the partial detachment of the tongue of the package, the presence of the last fold line connecting the second portion to the third portion and precut lines in the third portion of the blank allows the tongue to articulate around of this folding line and, during the transport of the package by a user, this tongue can penetrate inside the perimeter of the package defined in part by the fold line between the second portion and the tongue and therefore, again, this allows you to add

  the space available for the introduction of the fingers of the user.

  According to one characteristic, the package is a cardboard package.

  According to one feature, the package comprises a bottom and a lid

  and, for example, the first portion of the blank forms the lid.

  Other features and benefits will appear during the

  description which follows, given solely as a non-limiting example and

  with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: - Figure 1 is a top view of a blank for the realization of a package according to the invention; - Figure 2 is a schematic partial perspective view of the upper part of the package after shaping; FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view showing the packaging

  according to the invention once formed and its handle in the transport position.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a blank designated by the general reference denoted 10 has several parts connected between them by fold lines which, after folding along these lines, will constitute walls (lid, side walls and bottom) of the packaging shown in Figures 2 and 3. The blank of Figure 1 represents the interior of this package and therefore makes

  appear the internal faces of the different parts.

  More particularly, this blank comprises a first portion 12 which is intended to form the lid of the package and connected according to a first

  fold line 14 to a second portion 16 constituting a flap.

  The inner face of this flap that is seen in Figure 1 is intended to be folded along the fold line 14 against the inner face of the first portion 12 and to be maintained in this folded position, for example, by the intermediate to that arranged on bonding areas represented

  schematically by the locations 18.

  For this purpose, Figure 2 shows in dotted lines the position of the flap 16

  against the inner face of the part 12 when the package has been formed.

  The Dan compnd Agamen1 a tmlAme psKie 20 mcco6e the pmi6m paMie 12 by a gage 22 e1 pHe e deinde, a is

  FembaMage rm6, constuer one of the paro latAras of this packaging.

  This side pad 20 is extended longitudinally [ExtrAmit opposes this raccoFdbe the padie 12 pmiAre, by an aut pale

consdtuant a flap 24.

  This flap is intended to formally be the name of the magazine

is that celuci will have Atd rmA.

  The paddle 1a16rale 20 e1 the raba1 24 are fittings enhe them by a gene The fan compnd Agamen1 a pad 28 mc6e Ta pad mle pr a line of pllage 30 e1 which is destinde elie, a is the packaging

  rm6, to make one of the paro latArales.

  This pale, quaND6e also also of téra, is extended ng # ublnally its two extmiAs opposite the flats 32 e1 34 which are speemenl cco6s cco6s ceMe-ci by two levels of pHage respés 3G 00. A ls the packaging put in rme, the raba1 32 es1 destind come to be poskionner sous couverde 12,1 while the flap 34 will come pos lon

above the flap 24.

  The country counts a fee of 40, which is also the same for the same countries as it is for the two provinces

  28 which e mc = @ e pad m 28 by a gene of Nge 42.

  CeMe pays 1A1Am 40 is pronounced also longudinalement his two ex1m # As opposes according to flats respectively respeivemen1 44 and 48 qul

  are respectively fittings cene-cl by two plumbing 48 and 50 lnnes.

  Once the embellishment is in place, the flap 44 is intended to be positioned under the cover 12 e1 above the raba1 32, while the raba1 46

  es1 desnd venT se pos # ionner under the raba1 34.

  The fan mpnd enOn a soul pa 52, also qualified as 1A1Am for the same rites that were prAcdemment and that are erra. This fourth lateral portion 52 extends longitudinally at its two opposite ends according to respective flaps 56 and 58 which are respectively connected thereto by two respective fold lines 60 and 62. Once the balance is in shape , the flap 56 life is positioned under the

  flap 44, while the flap 58 is placed above the flap 46.

  The fourth lateral portion 52 further comprises another flap 64 arranged along its entire length and connected thereto by a fold line 66. On the outer face of this flap 64 is shown a dashed line 68 showing different locations to receive for example, glue for forming the package and, more particularly, for the attachment of this

  flap on the inner side of the first side part 20.

  The part of the description which will follow will more particularly concern

  the upper part of the package shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 and which corresponds in FIG. 1 to the first, second and third parts

respectively 12, 16 and 20.

  In the first part 12 of the blank 10 is renlisoe a precut 72 which has two gripping apertures 74, 76 arranged, for example, symmetrically, on either side of a tongue 78 which extends longitudinally between the flap 16 and the lateral part 20, more precisely,

  between the fold line 14 and the fold line 22.

  The gripping apertures 74 and 76 are each advantageously

  in the form of semi-circular sector.

  This precut 72 also has pre-cut lines 80,

82 which delimit the tongue.

  It will be noted that the precut lines 80 and 82 are discontinuous and respectively disposed on either side of the gripping apertures 74 and 76. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tongue 72 is disposed in the plane of the first part. forming cover 12 to allow

  the stack of blanks identical to this one.

  When the package has been formed, as shown in Figure 2, the tongue is intended to be partially detached from the package, after separation thereof following the precut lines mentioned above, to constitute

  a handle or handle, as shown in Figure 3.

  The tongue 78 has two ends 78a and 78b which are

  respectively in contact with the flap 16 and the side portion 20.

  At the end 78a, the tongue is connected to the flap 16 along a portion of the fold line 14, noted here 14a, which constitutes the

  extension of the latter in the middle part of the flap.

  More specifically, the tongue is connected to a first portion 84 of the flap along this fold line 14a and this portion is itself connected to the entire flap by a fold line 86 qualified as the first line of

  folding in the sense of the present invention.

  The fold line 14, more particularly the fraction 14a, constitutes a

  second fold line within the meaning of the present invention.

  In the present case, the first portion 84 is disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal extension of the tongue and has a substantially oblong shape, thereby conferring on the tongue-first assembly

  serving a general shape of T in supine position (Figure 1).

  The flap 16 represents two precut lines 88, 90 which are arranged at the opposite ends of the first portion 84 taken in a direction transverse to the longitudinal extension of the tongue. It will be noted that the dimension of this first portion which extends

  between its two opposite ends is called transverse dimension.

  Note that these two opposite ends of the first portion

  each have a semicircular shape.

  The presence of these precut lines between the flap 16 and the first portion 84 thereof in an area arranged between the first and second fold lines allows this first portion to be articulated according to this

first line of folding.

  Near the end 78a of the tongue, and away from the gripping apertures 74 and 76, two other openings denoted 92, 94 are arranged in the cover 12, here symmetrically, on either side of the nave e1 ga of the two fraces 84a, 84b of pmm podion 84 that 41e ndent 1ransversalemen1 by rappo lad Re Is ng ueMe to u-delA of ceNe-cL These ouveures 02, 94 von1 allow the diculadon of the first poMion 84 su [van1 Is premibre It will be folded 86 after the folding of the inner circumference of the broach 12. It will be noted that the second and third fold patterns of the folds 8G and 148 of their positions are perpendicular to the length of the longitudinal axis.

of water.

  The pmb6 of mbs1 84 possde in oube, like this ssurface on gures 1 3, a superstring eensn supdeure cene of Is ngu, nd that nnk a po1 sncge for Is Isngu in lembaNage that is d1l1l1 durl1l lansl1s 1ranspos thereof packs 10u1 psiculiAremen1 su droit of the first llgne of pllage which 1oue,

  in some way, the hold of a hinge.

  With this supersized size, it provides the Isnguee with a sufficient mechanical resistance that gives it 61 arceche of packaging. It should be noted that the relative transverse dimensions of this first podion of raba1 can be reduced to

  the charge that he is likely to Abe banspodbe [ln1Aheur of the embaMage.

  By al Heu, the Bansversal dimension of the language may suggest, and in correspondence, the dimensions of

74 and 70.

  Likewise, the longitudinal dimension of the first polon 84 of the longitudinal tension of the tongue can also be equal, 61

  Sugmen16e for on a meter makes mAcanhue.

  The Isnguede 78 es1 mcco6e his erdmi16 opposes 78b is psie 20 body of the flan following the fold line 22 e1, more palculiAremen1, of the frsion of this one [no16e 228 e1 sppele 1rolslAme line of folding in the sense of the

PRESENTATION INNOVATION.

  This trolsiAme llgne de pllsge is psrallble to the fold lines 14, n 1,. More particularly, the tongue 78 is connected by this fold line 22a to a second portion 96 which, itself, is connected to the third portion 20 by a fold line 98 called fourth fold line within the meaning of the present invention and which is also parallel to the third fold line. The third part 20 has two precut lines 100 and 102 which each comprise two parts: a first part, denoted 100a, 102a disposed in the extension of the respective precut line 80, 82 and which extends from the third line of folding 22a to an area where each of them joins a second part marked 100b, 102b which initiates a return towards the third fold line, without however going up to

  to reach it, in order to avoid weakening the packaging.

  Note also that the flaps 32, 44 and 56 each have a recess, central for the flap 44 and side for the flaps 32 and 56, each intended to cooperate with the tongue 78, near its end 78b, to serve support when it is used in transport position

as shown in Figure 3.

  In addition, it should be noted that the transverse dimension of the slot

  104 corresponds to the transverse dimensions of the tongue.

  Note that it is possible to arrange, visible in Figure 1, the right of the tongue 78, a reinforcing strip 104 whose presence serves to strengthen the wrist; the reinforcing strip 104 may be adhesive, plastic and surface-deposited on the tongue 78, or braided and deposited in

  sandwich in the material itself, or of any other nature.

  We will now briefly describe the formatting of the package 110

from the blank 10.

  As indicated above, the flap 16 is folded against the inner face visible in FIG. 1 of the first cover portion 12 after gluing the locations 18 thereof or after removing

  adhesive tapes that protected these already glued locations.

  This folding is performed along the fold line 14 and, more precisely along the fraction 14a at the tongue 78, and the result shown in FIG. 2 is obtained. The inside face of the flap 16 is delimited.

by dots.

  Thus, in this folded position, the first portion 84 is disposed below the tongue 78 facing a portion of the inner face thereof, so that the first fold line 86 has moved closer to the part

  median of the tongue 78 relative to the first fold line.

  After this operation, each of the flaps 24, 32, 34, 44, 46, 56, 58 and 64 is also folded in the direction of the inner faces of the relevant lateral parts 20, 28, 40 and 52 and the process is carried out. gluing the outer face of the flap 64 to be glued with the inner face of the part

lateral 20.

  The side portions 20, 28 are then folded first along the fold line 30 at a right angle to each other, respectively with the flap 34 above the flap 24 and the flap 32 below.

the cover portion 12.

  The lateral part 52, in accordance with the folding line 54, is then folded at a right angle with respect to the lateral part 40, taking care to arrange the flap 56 below the flap 44 and the flap 58 at the bottom.

above the flap 46.

  The flap 64 is also folded in accordance with the fold line 66 at a right angle to the inner face visible on the

Figure 1 of the lateral part 52.

  Finally, the side portions 28 and 40 are folded in accordance with the folding line 42 at a right angle between these two parts, taking care to arrange the flap 44 above the flap 32 and below the cover 12 and the

flap 46 below the flap 34.

  During these last two assembly operations, the outer face of the flap 64 is disposed against a portion of the internal face of the lateral part.

  in order to permanently close the packaging.

  The package 110 thus formed has the appearance shown partially in FIG.

  2 on which the tongue 78 is always arranged in the plane of the cover 12.

  This allows, in this position, to stack the packages above

others.

  However, it is possible to have no second folding line 14a in the position of FIG. 2. In this case, the first flap portion 84 and the tab portion disposed opposite would not be flat but would form a kind of loop. , the first portion remaining articulated along the first fold line 86. When the packaging has been shaped, it remains for the user wishing to transport the packaging, once filled, that to release the handle to

  from the precut 72 described above.

  To do this, he just need to pass a doipt in each of the openings

  grasping 74 and 76, for example thumb and forefinger, and lifting.

  The handle 78 then disengages from the cover 12 along the lines of

precut 80 and 82.

  During this movement, the articulation of the first portion 84 takes place first along the second fold line 14a and then along the first line

folding 14a.

  However, in the absence of a second folding line, as indicated above, the detachment movement can be facilitated since the user can slide a finger in the loop formed by the first portion 84

  and the tongue portion disposed opposite.

  In such a case, it is even possible to suppress the openings of

  gripping 74 and 76, the aforementioned loop fulfilling this function.

  The precut 72 has thus made it possible to produce a handle or handle

  intended for the transport of packaging 110.

  As shown in FIG. 3, by lifting the handle 78, the user exerts a force on the first portion 84 which then articulates mainly

  around the first fold line 86, thus playing the role of a hinge.

  This allows the end 78a of the handle to deviate from the remaining fraction of the fold line 14 partially defining the perimeter of the package and which remains opposite the fold line 48 and to be placed

  further towards the center of the lid 12.

  It is thus understood that with this advantageous arrangement of the tongue articulated on the flap 16, since it is held in the folded position against the inner face of the lid 12, the user wishing to transport the package according to the invention has to save space in order to place his

fingers under the wrist 78.

  It will be noted that the gain in space thus offered to the user and facilitating the gripping of the handle is a function of the size of the first portion 84 following the longitudinal extension of said handle. However, this dimension can not be increased beyond a certain value in order not to reduce the part of the cover 12 placed between the openings 92, 94 and the respective openings 74 and 76, which

  affect the mechanical strength of the package.

  As can be seen in FIG. 3, the openings 92 and 94 are no more than a single opening which forms a sort of hook-up in the cover 12 from its periphery corresponding to the fold line 14 and thus advantageously allows the folding of the first portion 84 towards the

  center of the lid 12 along the folding lines 14a and 86.

  On the other hand, when the handle is detached from the packaging (Fig. 3), thanks to the presence of the second fold line 14a, it is always possible to stack the packages one above the other without abasing this handle . In the absence of such a second folding line 14a, it would still be possible to stack the packages, but it would then form on the ianguette a fold at a location not undesirably desired At the opposite end 78b of the handle when the user lifts the latter to partially detach it from the package, thanks to the precut lines 100, 102 described above with reference to FIG. 1, said tongue first folds along the third folding line 22a and then along the fourth fold line 98, such that the second portion 96 enters the perimeter of the package partially defined by the side portion 20, as the fold line 22a enters the perimeter of the package defined partially by the rest of the fold line 22 as

shown in Figure 3.

  Thus, this advantageous arrangement also allows the end 78b of the handle to be brought closer to the center of the lid 12 and thus to increase

  the free space offered to the user to position his fingers under the handle.

  Note that the realization of such a handle for transporting the package according to the invention from a precut arranged in the blank from which the package is shaped, is particularly simple design and implementation for the user wishing to transport the package. It should be noted that this type of packaging is for example a

cardboard packaging.

Claims (13)

  1. Packaging (110) made from a blank (10) having a plurality of parts connected to each other along fold lines, characterized in that it comprises in at least a portion, said first portion (12), a precut (72) defining in particular precut lines (72) defining a tongue (78) which is arranged in the plane of said first part and intended to form, after cutting, a handle partially detached from the package, the tongue (78) being connected, at least one (78a) of its ends, to a first portion (84) of a second portion (16) forming a flap to be held in the folded position against a so-called internal face of the first portion, the first portion (84) being connected to said flap by a first fold line (86) which, in the folded position of the flap, is disposed at least partially to the right of the tongue, and when the tongue is partially detached from the tongue ldage, the first portion is articulated along the first line   folding (86), thus facilitating the gripping of the tongue.   2. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the pre-cut (72) has gripping openings (74, 76) arranged on either side of the tongue, at a distance from the end (78a) of the latter   which is connected to the first flap portion (84).   3. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that precut lines (88, 90) are provided between the first flap portion (84) and the latter (16), in an area disposed between the tongue and the first folding line (86).   4. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that,   at the end (78a) of the tongue (78) which is connected to the first flap portion (84), two openings (92, 94) are arranged in the first portion (12), on either side of the tongue, aDn to allow the articulation of this   first portion following the first fold line (86).   5. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that   the first fold line (86) is arranged substantially perpendicular to   the longitudinal extension of the tongue (78).   6. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that   the tongue (78) is connected to the first portion (84) of the next flap (16)   a second fold line (14a).   7. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that   the first flap portion (84) has an upper transverse extension to that of the tongue (78).   8. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that   the first flap portion (84) has an oblong shape.   9. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that   a reinforcing strip (104) is provided in line with the tongue (78).   10. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that,   at the end (78b) of the key that is opposed to that (78a) connected to the first flap portion (84), said tongue is connected to a second portion (96) of a third portion ( 20) of the blank (10) along a fold line (22a) parallel to the first fold line (86), said second portion (96) being connected to the third portion (20) by another fold line (98). parallel to the fold line (22a) through which the second portion (96) and tongue (78).   11. Packaging according to claim 10, characterized in that the third portion (20) has precut lines (100, 102) which extend substantially in the extension of the precut lines (80, 82) of the first part ( 12), from the fold line (22a) to an area where each of these precut lines initiates a return to said folding line (22a).   12. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that   that the package (110) is a cardboard package.   13. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that   that the package (110) has a bottom (24, 34, 46, 58) and a cover (12), the